@VectorStyler I was able to localize the UI language for both licenses. Thank you.

@monsterfox said in Graphic production？: @Subpath Okay, if explorers find any interesting features, remember to share them. I'm following in your footsteps.

@monsterfox said in Kind of Metaballs in VectorStyler with Tips and Tricks: @Subpath This effect is similar to the halftone effect I provided last time. Have you tried to see if you can make it? As I wrote already in the other thread, I don't believe this effect was created using the Metaball trick. To me, it looks more like it was created using the Truchet method. But i have no clue how. But you're welcome to try it yourself via the Metaball technique; all the necessary techniques are described in this thread here. Btw. anyone else is also welcome to try it. Here the Picture

Well, I guess if you're overloaded with options and features, that would justify breaking that one tool into several, each of which doing a subset of the functions of the original one. If I classified the behavior I know of that that tool has, in order of most benign to most powerful, it would be: Node selection Translation of selected nodes Translation of segments bounded by selected nodes by selecting segment directly Conversion of straight segments to Bezier curves Deforming Bezier curves (unknown algorithm) The first two classes could be combined into one tool (I think this is Illustrator's white arrow funcitonality) The third should be a class in itself. Converting a data type is very different than selecting and translation. May not be invertible. The fourth is available in Illustrator's white arrow-sort of. In Illustrator's, the slope of the Bezier control points that are not on the curve remains constant. It simply extends or shrinks them. This is very important because you usually know the slope at the end point of a curve. Dragging the curve with that constraint is really valuable. I'm not sure what your algorithm is, but decoupling the terminal slopes from the curve translation allows you to (1) put down the curve with slopes where you know them and (2) optimally fit the curve with these boundary conditions to, say a curve in an image. That functionality could be put in the node selection tool if you divided off the datatype conversion to a separate tool.

@EricP said in Setting a fixed rotation angle for multiple shapes: I see that I can just remove the transform effect from the shape effect list for the selected objects Yes, the Shape Effects panel can be used to manage shape effects of an object.

@Raaskot Clearly a bug, can be replicate here also. It occurs with small shapes where the width is large relative to the shape size. I will fix this ASAP.

@Raaskot said in How do I remove a brush from the brush preset list?: For my part the Brush Presets list is empty. How comes? This may depend on the current workspace state, there can be multiple brush presets panels and some may end up empty of the associated group is removed. Is there a "Reveal Hidden Presets" in the panel menu? If so, select it. Otherwise, see what panel gets opened with the Panels -> Presets -> Brush Presets command.

@VectorStyler It does. And the pivot point snaps to gridlines if you set it to. Nice!

@VectorStyler lot's of options. That's great. Thanks for this great software and your perfect support

@EricP Smart ? Thats not me Found this by Accident. I am just curious and like to experiment. @VectorStyler is the smart guy

@Raaskot On mac they should be in: ~/Library/Application Support/VectorStyler1.2/vector/data/resources/ folder But for Mac App Store version, these folders are well hidden by MacOS and different for every user. You can also try the Help -> Reveal Workspace Folder command.

@EricP I opened a bug on this and will try to replicate it.

@VectorStyler thank you for the fast turnaround in fixing this bug

@VectorStyler https://youtu.be/uQ7xkmFEKWQ?feature=shared

@monsterfox I think the snapping is missing from this tool, I have to check that. Curving is normal once you move a point, but it can be disabled if you open the Shape Effects panel and open the Elastic Warp options.

@EricP said in How to crop a vector design ?: is it a ratio between height and width of the shape ? Yes, something like this. I often end up ungrouping them for the sake of the selection but there may be a better way. I'v Double click the group and that will isolate for selection.

@encart I will try to fix this ASAP.

@VectorStyler Yes.